Portland increases fees and fines for accessory short-term rental permits and violations, aiming to curb exploitation of housing and assist compliant operators.

Mayor Sarah Aquino of Folsom invites residents to City Hall every Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m. for open discussions, except for certain dates like May 27. If unavailable, a council member or staff will substitute.

Nurses at UnityPoint Health – Meriter in Madison strike for better staffing, safety, and wages after failed negotiations, with the hospital preparing by bringing in replacement nurses.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is hiring part-time Certified Law Enforcement Officers for the Court Services Unit, offering flexible scheduling, a variety of duties, and a starting pay of $22.07 to $28.20 per hour.

LDWF announces a Free Fishing Weekend on June 7-8, allowing fishing without a license but maintaining regulations. The event includes educational activities.

Philadelphia celebrates the first graduation of CCME students, enhancing skills in various sectors, with Mayor Parker lauding it as key to economic opportunity.

New Castle County Police encourage residents to follow park rules during the summer season and to report any suspicious behavior to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment.

Charlotte officials have adopted the Strategic Energy Action Plan Plus (SEAP+), an enhanced green initiative aimed at reducing emissions and promoting sustainability.

A West Oak Lane woman achieved homeownership with the Register of Wills' Title Clearance Unit's aid, signifying independence and the potential to pass on generational wealth.

The Louisiana Waterfowl Conservation Stamp faces distribution delays due to supply issues, yet remains available online, with contributions aiding wetland conservation.

Jacksonville residents will face increased trash pickup fees for the first time in over a decade, with rates set to rise to $27 by 2025 to address a $100 million solid waste fund deficit.

Neamiah Johnson, who was paralyzed in a shooting, received his high school diploma and was honored with support from his community and the Miami Heat, including a $10,000 check and other gifts.

Boston Police engage with youth during AAPI Heritage Month through a reading series at Sumner School, promoting community bonds and diversity appreciation.